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Deliverables

Every version a release, a sync library or a broadcaster needs, measured against their spec and named the way they file them.

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How it works

  1. Deliverables are made from Approvals deliveries. Open Deliverables and choose a delivery.
  2. Pick the specs the song is going to.
  3. Each file's loudness and true peak are measured (ITU-R BS.1770), its format is checked, and the versions each spec needs are listed and named.
  4. Fix anything flagged, then download the deliverables sheet to send.

The specs

Streaming
True peak no higher than -1 dBTP, format checked, loudness reported.
Apple Digital Masters
24-bit, an approved sample rate (44.1 to 192 kHz), true peak.
Sync and library
Main, instrumental and TV mix present (a cappella and vocal up and down optional), 24-bit at 48 kHz, true peak.
Broadcast (EBU R128)
-23 LUFS plus or minus 0.5, true peak, 24-bit at 48 kHz.
Vinyl pre-master
24-bit, sample rate, and a warning if it's mastered too loud to cut well.

Specs change, and every distributor, library and broadcaster has the final say: check theirs before you deliver.

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